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Show Friday, March THE VOICE OF SHARON ra pa Mrs. C. H. Poulaon, Keporter Telephone 04J2 THE ONLY TIRE WITH Roid Gerl-- t ht- to Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, Eurninghatn, Mar 5 at the Buruinghum home. a ill Sharon stake mibsionari.-direct the services at the ward (.Impel Sunday evening, with seminary students presenting the proBorn, SKID FROTECTIOH M use OUR QUICKER EASIER , ' "V ttVAvi Y,THTHE V ' cidJ.,ME: a sou, Arnold KILLERTim I S Why taka chances with ordinary tires! Get safer, longer wearing, quieter MILLER tires at no extra cost! Your credit is good here! Geared-to-the-Eoa- gram. The Gold and Green ball Tuesday evening at the Timpanofos hall wag featured hv the crowning of the queen. Miss Ruth Bjlund, Grant Rowley was escort, and attendants were Lois Keele, Arnold Kitchen, Maxine Loveless, Gale Loveless Clorene Lamb, Bill Nil-soIleta Reynolds, and Gordon Bjlund. Muster Claude Rowley was crown bearer, and flower girls were Joan Terry, Beverly Kitchen and Donna Gappmayer. Demonstration of the M.I.A. dance was given by Lucille and and Merrill Farley. Ora Baum Stanley Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Jensen, Lleta Reynolds and Gordon By.und, Lena Lamb and Bill Nelson, Maxine and Gale Loveless, Hazel Terry and Richard Bigelow. ED6EM0NT Among those taking part in the American Legion play, "Flying Along, was Miss Beth Brereton, comedy lead. Miss La Vern BartDuring January, the first lett and Carol Bartlett in dance month of operation of the new number. Miss Virginia Fronk and Canada- - U. S. trade treaty, the Miss Deon Hawkes In the chorus Canadian exports to U. S. totalled and Milton Bellow as a young $36,277,000, an increase of 75 cadet. Miss Mary Gillespie of Salt Lake per cent compared to January a year ago. Canadas to'al export attended Alumni day. at Lincoln to other countries during that high school Friday. same month was $S1,046,000, or Miss Nila Booth, student at the an ncrease of 14-- 1 per cmt. L.D.S. business college, visited Phone 505 Center This and That Mr. I ANNIVERSARY SALE RO G RS 1 ' ' s ' V - Vf,' Ellen Bellows - Reporter 225 W. noticed the situation , that we . proved. havent jet found the solution to week.Reed Meldrum, Robert Meldrum farm problems although we our Dean Fatsett and Joseph Muhel- end. to death. been meetlnge-have an for Word has beet, deceived from stein left Friday morning (Continued from Page One) Mr, and Mrs. Alfred L. Chipman 'extended trip to Oregon. They will a large municipality such as menthat they are now located ,at also visit with Mr. and Mrs. Cal-vi- n tioned above would have an Meldrum and family at Yale. Phoenix, Arizona, and that Mrs im- assessed valuation large enough Berne Walton of Idaho Falls Chipinan s health is much when once a water system were ( has been spending the past week a tax levy to to redui v ith his sister and family, Mr. 5 or 6 mills as contrasted with and Mrs. Elmo Brereton. EY'E STRAIN HEADACHE Provo Citys levy of I?1- mill3. Mrs. Vera Clark and daughter VISION BLURRED of Lehi spent Friday with Mr. and GLASSES BY me REMOVED The Elmo Mrs. Brereton. postman just brought one of County Agent Boswells Miss Daryl Stewart was amoitg The latest scientific method ef invitations to another meeting. the debatorg from Lincoln high is anexamining the eyes Absolute in the wa. the who The sihool took jmrt invitation, by decorated with a series bf drawresults guaranteed. nual Weber college debate tournament at Ogden last Friday and ings and cartoons through which No glasses reconi mended unMy. Boswell informs us that we Saturday. v G needed. Glasses may be less tohave listened to learned men, The Literary club will meet have sat around the planning had on Easy Payments. day at 2 p. m. in open session at tile home of Mrs. Hilda Conder at table, and wondered by ourselves, Olmstead. Mrs. Annie Gillespie but haven't muzzled the calf Dr. G, H. Hf of In which the be will program gets all the farm Income charge VBY j , the calf being depicted in the and all members are urged to be ALGIERS with Heindselman Optical and ONEIDA LID. SILYERSMITHSj cartoon as debts and farm expresent Jewelry Co. , The Bee hive girls under the Starring Charles Boyer, Hedv Lamarr and Sigritl penses, etc. direction of their teacners Miss Curie. Showing at the Seera Theatre Tuesday and I am glad somebody else lias Wilma Wiscombe and Mrs. Montez 14-1A grij ping, romantic tragedy March Hawkins, gave the conjoint M.I. Wednesday, A. program Sunday evening. The of an underworld jewel thief. Charming, exotic, inter. ; Bee hive songs were given and Also A we endorse. tense. and picture i g heartily , esting ' ; the history of Bee hive work was , ( Sons of the Ilains a featurette in tulnicolur, filled t r V WisMiss with the by girls, given S.V A ; combe In charge. Those taking wila Western songs and beautiful outdoor seenery e ( i y j part were Misses Ruby Davis, Na storyS of two twins captured by a band of Indians. Dean Davis, Dora Jean Meldrum, Florence Bone, and Weston TayLois Campbell, Laura Meldrum. rraise Offered lor. Christine Bigler, Elaine Hatfield r I Gypsy Trouhador Cast orchestra of and Norma Smith. The eight-piec- e l v 't f It m. exJ. Mrs. Lois 'Wiscombe was hostess some did (By w.) graduate students to the visiting teachers of the re' ceptionally fine work. Mr. VerI No finer production has ever non and his cast of 133 students lief society last Thursday after1 i noon at her home. The lesson been seen at Lincoln high school deserve hearty praise for this A of week was the last than Sources of Power given by production production. The Gypsy Troubadour, junior Mrs. Merne Schoney, A social followed and delicious refreshments high operetta directed by W. M. were served at small tables to Vernon. Alliance M rs. Rachael Mecham, Mrs. BerOutstanding was till addition 225 A tha Salisbury, Mrs. Ella Baum, of 96 new pieces of costume to Help ni Mrs. Flossie Davis, Mrs. Hilda the present supply. These cos.Condor, Mrs. Florence Glazier, tumes, many very elaborate, were More than 225 men are certiMrs. W, M. Vernon. THIS TARNISH-PROO- F CHES1, Mrs. Matilda Booth,' Mrs. Rachael made by for MPA work but cannot fied two Mrs. Mr3. took Cordelia Booth, Davis. They approximately anil ure not eligible for it, get months to complete but the cost Eva Gillespie, and the hostess. JUVENILE COURT serious conditions are and relief, Mrs. Ida Lunceford was honor- was kept at a minimum. officials the The acting too was outstanding facing them, report ed at a social Friday afternoon e iVorkers Alliance. Srarring Iiiia llayNvortli, Paul Ivellcy, Frankie Darro held at the lame of. Mrs. Peter with Valcn Camenish as Mary; the crime school kids. Playing Thursday and and workers all for A mass meeting Larsen with Mrs. Rachal Davis Kenneth Brereton, &3 Nickoli; Mar. for is Friday, called hos-tonight, the as' Nanlee I Merne and Johnson, Saturday with Jane "Withers in Keep Smiling. Schoney assisting gjpsy the tes3. A group of 20 ladies enjoyed girl, Roaita; and James Horn as 10, at the city court room in a social afternoon of games fol- the chief of the tribe. Other C. and C. building. All workers lowed by delicious refreshments. students deserving special com- are urgisl to attend as the entire THE DIFFERENCE YOU A group of Gleaners met at the mendation were Eileen Ilarward, meeting will he devoted to the Day is . home of their leader Mrs. Mary Stanley Biggs, Wanda Campbell, problem of these 223 families. WILL QUICKLY NOTE to make Moyle Monday evening AND OUR GOOD COAL Election. Day candy to sell at Mutual Tuesday WILL GET evening. The girls present were for some coal lnlyer, JJosephlne Booth, Dorothy and Y0URY0TE SIMEON I. C GEORGE H. for ho must choose LeEdith Trotter, Grace Booth, ROGERS COMPANY ona Davis, Melba Schoney, Daryl which coal to buy. IY ONIIDA ITD. SltVfKMITHS Stewart, Jerry Nelson, Norma Vote X for Our CoaU COAL Myle, Ellen Bellows, and Mrs. ft bwth intosscb pict .. Lsftmj with her parents Mr. and Harvey Booth during the TIMPAI10G0S 10, 1930 w Workers Plans for of-th- Cannon AsIiton,llic. OLDSMOBILE DEALER CHEVROLET 191 South University Avenue Every OLDS. SIX SUDAN with Trunk, radio, heater, brakes, wheels, valves ground, knee-actio-n new rings, hydraulic mptor checked - 100 'c CASH FOR CARS OR EQUITIES CUSTOM REBUILT USED CARS Liberal Allowances on New Cars Night Wrecker Service CANDIDATES Moyle. Bslsocsd Silver PI its . . Solid Silver Over ley on Principal Pieces . . . Hollow Handle Knives witK Mirror Stainless Blades. 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